Hi Yakim,
I think it always is a good idea to create tools that make life a lot easier with complicated applications like Photoshop. Taking a look at these new tools, as I am always looking to improve my postprocessing, did raise a few questions and remarks for me, however.
Did you yourself actually have a good look at these plugins, and did you ever have look at, e.g., Topaz Labs plugins?
It looks to me like you need all of your friends' tools do the same as a single Topaz plugin.
Then there are the names for their different plugins. The names resemble those of plugins from Nik Software and Topaz Labs a little too much for my liking.
In short, I think it is a good idea, but needs a little more work.
Kind regards, Wim
I think it always is a good idea to create tools that make life a lot easier with complicated applications like Photoshop. Taking a look at these new tools, as I am always looking to improve my postprocessing, did raise a few questions and remarks for me, however.
Did you yourself actually have a good look at these plugins, and did you ever have look at, e.g., Topaz Labs plugins?
It looks to me like you need all of your friends' tools do the same as a single Topaz plugin.
Then there are the names for their different plugins. The names resemble those of plugins from Nik Software and Topaz Labs a little too much for my liking.
In short, I think it is a good idea, but needs a little more work.
Kind regards, Wim
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